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• E ;7.': the LOA - DON G -IZETTE, Oct. 17, lf -Off e, Oct. 17, 1309. t h rt Regituttit 4,t :)r<4,corei. .I..ieutermtt "Chornas Dundas, Itntn the Mkt hoot, to be Lieutenant.. without purchase. lona Gent.-to be &net. witbout'pu rchase 9 ttt Ro.ituctit of Light Diagoons, Katightiey -Musgrave Clay; Gint. tot.....i'ernet; by purchase, vice Hianes, promoted i . n tiee zd Dragociiqu , "irds. . . sthlt4'in eat of toot, Li.interiant • Edward "DfurY, to be . . Cant ,in of a Company, vice tiamilton, deceased. Ensign irredsrigis G.airi,e Drewry to,. be Lieutenant, vice. Drury. \Ai rW FL .int, Gem ..to be F.iisign, vice Ore \vry. 6t•. ''.•ttn, Erislor T.,Omas Duke, loth the Westmeath Mi . litia,-tcrhe Ensign. • loth Ditto,• Lieutenant l.• Rudsciell to be ,Captain of a • Compay, by purtihase, vice !oho, promoted in the 93a : Foot, ' ..,. , . . . :IsII - L,Ditra, Lieutenant Arc.hifrald Hook, from tile Szd' , Foot, t, t e Captain- of a-Compan Y, vice Ferran de-- • ce*(l:..' 6di i,ltio, C' 4 ntain Isa:ic Edward Inston to be Major, vice • Bird; deceased. Liedienant - henry Pratt to be Captain of a Company, vice Inston. Ensign Wm. Bell to be Lieute ' Want,-\...0 i'rait. -----t Wright, tent.. to be,linsign,, vice - I,e,t: ,19th Foot. • • ; To tie'LieittenantS - , -without purchase--Lieutenant William. Thome, frointhe B.• : th Foot, vice Robson, promoted. En sign lone Maclean vice Anderson, promoted. Enka • James 13agnett, v.ce Stew art, promoted. Ensign john Dtn Fitzgerald, promoted. To be Ensigns- loins Macdonald, Gent: vice Maclean. jolinßowyor Edens i .r, Gent, vice Bagnett. john Camp bell, Gent v ci Duncan. soth Ditto, Lieutenant WiltiarOV. tOrding to be Captain of a Company,,vice Robinson, .deceased. •Ensign Charl,s 1%1 3611 a hoot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hard= ing. • • - • • sit+, Ditto; tames eqggs Parker, Gent. to be Ensign, with: , out purchase; , vice Macdonnell, piomoted in the iyith . Foot. . • 16th Ditto, Ensign F:itticklaines Robertson to be Lieute nant, vice Law, deco iced. '1 homas Taylor, Gent. to be • Eh.sign, vice Robertson. 2gth . Ditto, Ensign Crommie, from.the South Mayo Militia, time Ensign. • 4zd 4 ,itutenaut George Matiritz to be Captain of a Compai*, vice Rowland, deceased. - Ensign , Francis Kearney .to be l.ieutenant, vice Mauritz.. Ensign 'lames -ben. Ci,lthurA to be - Lieutenant, Witilgtil purchase, vice ugherty, who.retires. Thomas Floral!, Gent. t., without purctiase,• vice Kearkey,.pro- rooted. 34th Ditto, Ensign Fitzmaurice William. Colthurst to be f A./entertain, by.prhak, vice flay, ptomoted. 36th 'Li o, ten bowers to be Lieutenant, vice Pri‘Dernicsu, ‘iccitscd. Noble Breton,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bowers. 41st Dl:td, iiedjanin Geale; 'Gent. to be Ensign, by !Mt _ cliase, vice Westenra t who retires. 47tr. vitro, Lieutenant Walter S-ow, from the 15th Light ' Drilgoop ' s to be Li-;:uteriant, without purchase, 49th bate, SainUel Holland, • Gent.: to be Ensign ) without purchase. • Di,tu, i•revet,Major Henry Yonge, from the 4th Garri :; to be Captain uf a Company,' vice Glew, 'Y w' •-t, h bra. , 14th Ditto, Assstant-Surgeon Robert Punslion, from the 69th oat. to be slaw .-,urgeon, vice Kelly, promoted to the ZU . west int...L • , . both DitiO. To be Ca.pt.iinS of Companies, without purchase—Lieute nait Anthcity Stampa, vice Killenbach, appointed to the -.ld Royal .Veteran blntalion. Lieutenant Henry Petrie, vice billArtlitir, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Bat talion. Lieutenant C. W. H. Koch, vice Andrews, 'de, - ceased, ••-• To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign and Adjutant • Frederick de Galse. Ensign Charles Sireatze, vice ‘i reen; appointed to the sth Royai Veter..in Battalion. .Ensign 'Johann Hein Adair,' v WK.enzie,. promoted in the Bist . Foot.'Ensign WE/limn iiidgood, vice Du Sable; Ensign and Adjutant Frederick Strobeck. Ensign ruun Sprectier, vice, Bell, promoted. Ensign, Isaac R - rbuteau Durcy, vice Planclie, promoted. Ensign William 'XiVnne, 'faicis!Rogeis; Diornot:M, Ensign and Adjutant - Andre* Laco. -Ensign loin - , loyce, vice Glennie, pronioteci in the t sth Foot. Ensign Daniel Varies, vice Walsh, dismissed. -- Ensign lames Lewi's, vice Ai-chin:ad Campbell, deceased. Ensign Chad les - Lore itz, vice Keyser, aceised. Ensign ~ 1141iys von Boeck,. vice Gregory, rcsivred. Ensign Lorin Lows Barbai, vice Clerrients; superseded. Ensign De lfree, vice Sarnpa. Usign, Andrew •Plison, vice Petrie. • T‘ , bo. Ensigns--Charles Roehou,Lent. vice_ Plen d,:ri.erith, piorputert. Erdberg, Gent vice Si,,rze Nlaarice Cottman Gent. vice "Adair. f ßichard Gent. vice•BirigcioA.. Thonias Wiliiarn lauieti - ,i9ent. vice .urecher. St‘plien. Major,. : -Gent. vice Dutey. • tames is -Drinoliy, Gent. vies Wynne. Peter Eason, Gent. Taylor, Gent. vice Faries. Thos. Gent.' vice . Lewis, • Hamilton Finney, Gent, vice Lorentz, Cohn Gowen, Cent. vice Von - Byeek, Stethen Price, Gent, vice Barbaz. Thomas Percy"Coliway,"Gent. de Rite. !Olin Coupe!', Gent. Vice Ellis On. ;To be Pa)rnasterof'the 4th Mina Hob, henry Jackson, Esti; vice Raynes,' who rifigns. To .. T be Assistant-Surgeon, Hospital Mate john D. Hibberr, - vice Kelly, appointed in the r A4th i Lot.. ' 44ith .: egiri - ,:nt •of Foot,. `Lieutenant Robert Douglas to be 4 Cain,. ur a L oilipdi.y, 'without purchase, vice Fernior, su-per3;:deci. . 67th Ditto,- Lieutenant lames Adait, from the Antrim Mili tia, to he ,Ensign. 71st .Ditta, Lieliterrant William Alexander Grant, from the .. 49th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice __.___ Mannon, , :viio,retites. • 71111 Ditto, Ebsin tlugh Johnson, from the, Antrim Militia, - to be Eyss . fkii: . I.lzut. loba •Willialfs, from the Armagh • - - - Militia, to be ditty • E4t Ditto, F., uslgn Thomas Ramiden Agnew to be Lieutenant, witho t purchase, vice Rains, appointed to the Sth West India Regiment. - 414111 Ditto, Ensign MacGregor; from the 3d Garrison Battalion to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thome, appointed to the* 19th Foot. - 07th:Ditto, Edward E. Kough, Geot. to be Ensign, by pur ehase;'vice Lloyd, 'promoted in the 3d Foot: *- fztli •Lielitenant C hatlesM 'Anal l g,:frorn the. ist Gar rison lialtation, to be Lieutenant, vice pick who exchanges. David 4 24ll'er, Cent. to,be Ensign, without purchase, vice. obinson, prollioted in the 47th oot. I,t P; !q, Lieutenant Archibald Campbell to be Captain of a Cumpany, vice Duncan Stewart, deceased.. Ensign • Mninew Anderson to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell.' Vo. itiateec &POon.,all to be Ensign, vice Anderson: * i tn mute, lohn Stilwell, Gent. to •be Second Lieutenant, puichase, vice Bennett, promoted. wcs iuttia Owen' Pogan, Gent. to be' Ensign, wi - rhout purchase, vice IlushA, whose appointment nas. put place. folinTrewren; Gent. to be Ensign, with, d out put,:liase, vice W. kawsturne, whose appointment has • 7, ; (a tAcii place. AsSistant- mitgeori Edward Kelly; front out, to be Surgeon, vice Storey, prottioted on the „. Sri.tt ~.;k Ditto. Ensign George Stephenson, from the Canadian " 1, - Aelblc. , 6, to be Ensign, vice Stevenson, who exchanges. Una;, Assistant-Surgeon Henry Hamilton, .from the . c d,u" Foot, to be S urgeou, vice Evans appointed to the T.,vat West India Rangers, Ensign Robert Robertson; 'from the 3d We . st India Keginient, throe LiAlteitant by purchase, whu retires ' keginieitt, Gentietnan Cadet Frederick L'Ardy, trait, tiie , koyA Military College, to be Ensigni.vice tiy„, piutuoted.. ` . 4s. ai risOn' Battalion, Lieutenant W. H. 'Pick, froth the Foui, ! to be Eieutenant,vice M'Anatly,who exchanges. ,Ilto, ',trues Saunters, Gent, to Ensign, vice M`G regor, b4til Foot. Uitto, aptattl Joseph Berry Glev . i.r, from the s3d Foot, tL t..,,ptai; , o , vice Yonge, wh© excnanges. rrncib;rs, nsign ,joan Stevenson, from the 7th V. est 1,, , ; , ; h, 6 lii,eitt, to beEnsign, vice Stepheitpn,who HOSPITAL. STAFF. • 1 •:surgeons. to the Vorce§.—Carrison Surgeon G. S. Bail- Wm, Siorie, flow •tlia zd Wet India it egi, " r toe tortes in Poi - tug...!, under the Corn ' •Leet::enant-.Gerierat lieresf.rd only —Assitatit-• ;,. k•OTCC3 jon i L:Ork. Assi.staut-Suegeori to -To be Hospital Mates.tor G,ineral Service—Williim Mules, Gent. Edward Oliver, Gent. Frederick. Wil!more, Gent: Thomas Moore, Gent. The King's German Legion. - • , • rst Light • Battalion Henry de .Heimbruch to be Lieutenant, vice du Fay, promoted the Light 13atta li6n. Cadet- Serjeant • vice du-Heirnbruch_ ad Ditto;--Lieutenant Augustus du Fay, front the Ist Light hattanon, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary vie:: du rlat, deceased. Ensign lames • Coinutne to be Lleutenaui, vice Spre‘lier, deceased., • • . MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Moore, of the 87ti► Foot, who was superseded in the Ci zet te of the 19th Ultimo, is re - -instated in lns - I The Appointment of Francis Hart, Gent. to be Hospital nit; • as stated in the Gazette of toe izth instant, has nut taken place. , The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being absent Without 27th Foot, Captain Wainwright. . 2cl . WeSt India Regiment, Ensigh Oqirien. -EAR ATUg in the Gazette of the igth Ultimo. Watteville's Regiment. For Lieutenant,G. H. Nlaiaspnia, num Ralf-pay of the 2ist Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Utiampeaux Mio ex"- : cl , Linges, read. Lieutenant G. ii. Nlaiaspina, from Half pay_ of the east Fotlt, to be Lieute►cant, vice St. - Martin; appuinted to the Royals. ' Ordttattce.:Onice, Oct. 14, 18u9, Royantegiment•of Artillery. •' To be Second Lieutenants—Genticinan Cadet. Fran. Wheat ley. Gentleman Cadet Eclinuatinodg , :s. Gentleman Ca det (ohn W. Weatherall. Gentleman •.Cadet juskty Hill, vice Lyre, promoted. . Gentlemaft ,Cad;A . )ler - try Forster - , vice Otway prt.inuted. .Gentleman Cadet William Co. zeit, 'vide Speer promoted., -GenMalan Cadet Charlei C. ' MitChell to cc ditto, vice Elgee,- promozed. Gentieman .Cactet Lycch Talbot, rice Levis proinuted. Corps of ItOyal Engineers. fro be Second Lie.tenani—Gentienian t:adet Henry• I, Sa vage, vice "licueli, promoted. Gentieinan Cadet Marcus 'A. W promote d• • Conunissibns in the tierk.nire Local `signed by the 1.40.1 L.teuttilAnt. .Ist Regiment. To be, Lieutenant-Colonel-Lunioranclant—Prederick Page, Esq, To be Lieutenant- Colonel-- Ea ward Montagu, 'Esq. To be "Maj.,r irancis C Mines P.,(ry, Esq. 1o be Seeman ri`JUIIIAS Townseno, -- h.sq. . - To - be . Laiaains---iolui Es 4: Tnonias Canning, Esq .- • Riciicns, Bs4. Wni. Rolis, .454. ,Ben- . jainin F rietiu, I.sq. ray, }bti.= Taunus sauce, f.s4, Richart:, John "Tomas Wasey, Esq. Edmund Siocock., c.,q. Euwaro Hudoleston, 4.54. To be L-ieldenanis . - Lowaro v.uqueo,k, Gent. Samuel • Hancock, Gent. Lciwaru ,iiruliny, Gent. George Goddard, Gent. Isaija" utn tildrews, Gent. Richard !holey, CharicsSlocock,• Gent. Wm. Montagu, . Gent. Thomas Lanning, Gent. john Gray, 6 "ci ) t• • C.k;or i - ,e, Bennet, Gent: John. Haskins, Gent. John Grigg, Gent. Charles Wni. Valentine Sinith, Geht. To be Ensign—Stephen Rtcnings, To be Adjutant, and Captain by .13mvet—Rictilarti ‘L'eAs, Gent. • 2d Regiment. - - - Vo be Lieutenant.Coloncl.Commandant—Henry john Keat ney, Esq. , _ To be Lieutebant.ColonelSir Mona Ximenes, Knt. To be tvlajyr— larnes Webb, Esq. To be Captains—Honourable krederielOYest, Esq. John Sawyer, tit). Pkul Holton, Esq. John Horne, Esq. Henry William Newell, Esq. Dominick Teisite, E-sq. "Charles: Robert, Henry eaiier, Ems.- Esq. T, be Lieutenants—tames Smith, Gent. William tones-, Gent. juhn Canip,aeti Niiinni,ton, Gent. It4: - )ert Mick. lem, Gent. Tnimias Pinilips, Gent. Williant Ward, Gent. john boult, Gent.. Gabriel Chapman, Gent: Win. Kibble, Gent. lames Boyce, Gent. To be Eu iyus - Hobert Nlilson, 'Gent. John Pyne, Gent. To be Militant and Captain by Drevet—john Thcimas'.New„, bolt, Gent. To be Quarter. Master and Lieutenant by Brevet—Thomas Brown, Gent. . To be Surgeon—James Parret, Gent. sci, or Royal Re6inint: To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Ccuiniandant-,Gcorge Marquis Of lilandford. To be Lieutenant- Colonel Sir George Bowyer, Bart. - To he First iNiaior—john Wilinshurst, Esq. To be Second tvlajoT fleniyALorsh, L sq: - - To be Captmus—jonatnan anner,.. Esq. Robert Boyle Deane, : tow' Rugmari,. Esq . :: Richard Westbrook, f. I<tkat William St., john, Esq. • Witliam Preston Londe'', Esq. i<l,:hard Richards, Esq. -To be Lieutenants—Nub. Robinson, Gent. ; Henry GcOrge Traytortons, Gent. Charles Bulley, Gent. Thomas 7:russ, Get t. Thomas Ward, Gent. ..Vtlratind Philips, Gent. AV in. 114rdinge, cent. . To nellnsigns—:flenry Watford, Gent. John Costifr e Gent. Win. Ives, Gent. john losias Baylis, Gent. '.l'd be Sur&eon—John Bulley; Gent. - • . . BANKRUPT'S. I araes' Chadwick, of LoWer T harms- street, London,vidual rer, to surrender OCt. at, 28, and Nov. zB, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean-street, Soho. George Buck, olCockapur-strot:t, Charing-Cross,Middlesex o 2,6 - , at eleven; Nuv. 4, at ten, and aS, at one, at Guildhall. street, 1 •CavOndish,sivai. Elizabeth Favell and lames Favell, of Cambridge ' painters', OCI. re p , ao, and Nov. 24, at ten, at the black Bull Inn, Cambridge. Attornies, Messrs. Gre, Cambridge ; or Messrs, Sandys and Horton, • Crane-court, Eleer;ttreet, London. William Mather, of Dudley, Woreest9rshire, Od. 36, 31, and-Nov. 2g,, at eleven, at toe jeriiirNharn Arms inn; Shetnal, "Salop: Attornies, Mr. Williatri Smith, Wolverhampton; or Messrs. Turner and l'ike,:Bloorns ' bury-square, London. Williarnlitatt, of Bromley; Kent, \l.;idualler, Od. 24, 3r, and . Nov. 25', at twelve, at Guildhall, London. 'Attor ney., Mr. Popkin; Dean-street, Soho. Thomas Brewer, of Baldwin's-Gardens, Gray's.lnn-lane, Middlesex, tin-plate-worker, 04 - t. at, at ten, Nov. 7, . . . . „ at ten, 23; at one, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. E.rPai: ten, Waihruok , LondQn. - . . William Williams, late of Mold, Flintshire, shopkeeper - and miner,' taut Liverpool, t now of Nov. 14, is, and zB, at . ._- . „ . one, at the Balt and Punch Bowl, Liverpo . o). — Attornies, Mr. Huline, gussell-square, London; or Messrs. Plume . . . . .. . . • - • ‘ and Gaskell, Liverpool.. • . , . john Watson Tirnson and john Baxter, 'of 'Leicester, linen draper, Oct. 3t, at six, Nov. I, and 23, at eleven, at the Brue. Bell inn, Leicester... - A;;:ornies, Messrs. Bleas dale, Alexander, and Holme, New, inn, London. John Arlon, late of Great Dritfield, Yorksh;re,. grocer,oa. 2 4 , 2g, and Nov: 28, at eleven, at the George inn, King ston-upon-Hull. A ttornies, Messrs. D4ckinsbn, 'Hull ; or Messrs, Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-buildings a Holborn, London. • . . . DWID ENDS. Noir. S. Samuel Swire; of Halifax, Yorkshire, inn-keeper, at ten, at.the White Lion Inn, Ititifax. Nov. 20. lames Hiley, of Leeds, Yorkshire, inn-keeper, at 'eleven, at the Bull•and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Nov. 3o: I onathan Barker and Hill Barker, of Morton, Yorkshire, cotton-'spinners, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Nov. 7.Bain Cowdery Shawford, of Albany, Piccadilly, Middlesex, conte4tioner, at tleven, at Cukldhall. - Nov, it, Joseph Brooks, heretofore of Sheffield, Yorkshire. but now or late of St. john-street, West Smithfield, Loci don, hardwarem,m, at twelve, at Guildhall,,London. ' Nov. tr. William 'Pub° and lames Henry Scott, of the King's-road, Piinlico,.n4rsery and seedsipen, twelve, at Guildhall. • • Nov. I." George Richards, of Cornhill, LondOn, bookseller; - at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 29. lames M"Kinnell, now or late of Cleckheaton, 4. Yorkshire, hnen-draper, at eleven, at the Bull and Moutit . . _ Inn; Leeds.' • Nov. 21. Christopher Morris, late of Buslinthorpe, York shire, maifulacturer, at eleven, at the Bull and Month Intl, Leeds.. Nov . . 18. Thomas Hodgson, of Blackman-street, South wark, Surrey, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. William Bedford .and Samuel Sunnier, of Foster- pN14011: Printed by RICH E :IRD HARRIS, ot 4,,Martltt-eoart,l3ow-street ; and Pv!plistiefrby WILLIAM ARMIG ER SCRIPPS, Shuth Molton.street;G o.veno •tql;ere. N• 4 o 11r) 0 *trail(; where iicivertisonents, ()nisi's fca the Paper Letters for the tditor, tkc. (postlaia), firast addresvAl• I - . • lane, Cheapside, London, wholesale • linen-dmpers, at " twelve, at Guildhall Nov. 14. Thomas Moyle, of Newcastle-under-Lyint - ,Stafford. shire, draper, .at eleven, •at the Ro,:otick Inn,. Newcaslic . under- L y me. Nov. I I. Samuel Prockter, of Leeds, Yorkshire, oilman, at • eleven, at the, Talbot Inn, Leeds. Nov. 8. l-saac Hull, now or late Of Wharton, Warwickshire, jobber, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn Pinwell, Great Sheepy, Leicestershire. • Feb 2. bolth Henry Selmeide-r, of. Bow-lane, London, mar_ chant, at twelve, at Guildhali. • - 1 Nov. to. Thomas Treloat•the younger, now or late of Pen a ryn, brewer, tt twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Truro. - • CERTIFICATES. • Nov. 7. Balthazer Giotiii of Wilson-street, Moorfields, . Middlesex, Joseph Driver' Cock, of. Norwich, wine and liquor.tter i chant. I barnes Pitchers, of Norwich, wine and liquor-merchant. James Connotly,.of Maalelieswr, linen-merchant. Samuel Ibberson, olLudgate-Bill, London, silk-mercer. 1: Richard Clarke, late of Stepney, Middlesex, faCtor. • Joseph Carless, of Witicistone ' Kent, , carn-merchant. Thomas Wetherby, of Great Saint ThOmas Apostle, Lon , don, wholesalc ironmonger. BA L. LINASLOE FAIR; EXTRACT - OF A LETTER FROM:A CORRESPONDENT AT BALLINASLOE, OCT. 9. Lord Clancarty opened his beautiful Park for the reception Of sheep, on Tu)sdaV . ; the: day proved favourable, and it was a most interesting . sight, to view near 80,000 of those.-useful creatures, which afford ,us food, .light, .and raiment, scattered, in lots, over one greets field, 'each lbt kept 'separate from the rest by the shepherds with their crooks: there. were sold, during the 1--or, 71,827, sheep'-- « Unsold, 1,298---Total 73 ) 125 ; beieg near 8,000 . fewer than vt ere sold at thee-last Oetober Fair. The . prices were soineWhat higher than l:ast jean.. There Were bullocksold, 7,723, unsold, 835, total, - 8;558. About 400 more than last . yeaia— The graziers had apprehended a great fall in 'horded cattle; but some speculators came into the fair, and it was calculated that they averaged 4 .guinea. per head more than at the fair of I • The Farming Society had a numerous Meeting . ! and we observed-a / great many Noblemen and Geo tlernen of Fortune' among theni—Mr. Foster, Presi dent of the Society ; the. Marquis of Sligo; Lords Clancarty, Rossinore, ' Clonbrook, A : anown, and French ; Sir Thomas G. Newcomen, Sir Edward Crofton, Sir Samuel O'Maley, Sir Hugh O'Reilly, Right Hon. Denis Browne, Mr. French, Mr: Hans Hamilton, Mr.. Bowes .Daly, and several other per , sons of distinajon. The shew was the best. we have 'ever seen since the establishment of the Society. The different Va rieties of horned cattle were broughtforivard in great numbers, and there were few indifferent ones'among them; but the , question remains - still undecided; whether the !Ong-horned,, middle-horned, or short liorned cattle are' the best, The long.-horns, and North Devons'seemed to be, in general, the favoir rites. - There were sever - '. good -new Leicester and South Down sheep 5 and ourcuriosity was gi-atified by seeing Merino ram, imported dile& from Spain; his wool was of a supe'rior quality, and his carcase much better than we.expe6ted. The very high price of wool of every kind has attracted the attention of most of our breeder's; they see the necessity. of Covering their Leicester sheep with heavy fleeces, of long, firer); combing wool ; and the friends toSooth Down'sheepehating greatly benefited-by the price of their.clothing wool, wish to increase its quantity, and Are preparing to try. whether that object can be attained by a cross with the Merino, without mater ally ieturing the carcase. Applications, we "hear, have -been made by the So ciety. to Sir Joseph Banks, for -some o( the Merino sheep, Wli-ch his Majesty has heen•graelously pleased todistribote among his subieas l we will venture lo say, they cannot be deposited in b6tter hands. We aresorry to find, that the - liberal prMitlMs offered by the Society ter - draft stallions have not ine deced any new Candidates to start.. 'All the horses which were shewn at this meeting, appeared _here at thew° last shews, The, public mind is not yet made up as to the comparative merit of the different breeds. The Judges were last year decidedly in la 'ybur of the Suffolk Punch—this year ether Judges have determined with equal deeisien in favour of the black Leicestershire draft horses._ The Society enconrage every good breed of live stock-e;but cautiously avoid committing themselves in respect to the superiority of any one breed over -another. , The Swine were better than those exhi7 bited at any of the Society's former shews—they are dispersing the improved breeds of this valuable aid ' ttial through every part of Ireland. We were happy to find several strangers, particularly EngliihMen,, who were pleased, to approve of every part of, ~the exhibition, and expressed their surprise at the - rep"' larity. and eXpeditien with which so many cattle, sheep, &c.- were arranged. The Society dined together every flay during the week, and the usual harmony prevailed. The health -of our beloved Sovereign, who is approaching the st3th year - of his reign, was drank with every ei piessiOn of duty and affeelion—after which Mr. Grierson gave " God Save Great George our King," with the addition of several beautiful verses of his own, and was joined in fulfchorui by the whole 50,.; ,ciety. When the memory of the Marquis of Sligo was drank, every Member stood up, and evinced, by silence, their sorrow and regret. -We were sorry to see the UrmOny of the Society interrupted-during the day, and their attention with drawn from the great objects of their institution, by a canvas for the office of Secretary. There was a general meeting of the Society on Friday, at twelve o'clock in the afternoon, when 'a report of the Committee was received, containing a full and very saiisfa6tory account of the proCeediogs of the Society for the last twelve months. A pro posal was made to Lord Clancarty, the proprietor of this tows e to change the wool fair to the Ist of July. The Society then proceeded to a ballot, - for the eledo3n of a Vice-President, in the room of the late Marquis of Sligo ; for a Secretary; in the- room of the late Mr. Hamilton ; and of seven new-Members for the Committee. The ballot was not made up till ten o'clock on Saturday night,when Mr. Wynne was unanimously eleated Vice-President, and Mr. Dix was ele6ted Secretary.-19-2 Members voted. The Earl of ARRAN died on Wednesday last, in Ireland, and is succeeded in his titles and estate's by his eldest son, Viscount SuDLEy. The Earl was one of the Knights of St. Patrick. SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION. Many of our readers :will probably recolleil what lively interest the brilliant discoveries of P.c . ' , lessor 'Davy, of the rnstitution, were some time 'since received by the scientific world. Thlt; Gentleman; ly Galvanic combinations, unrivalled: in their_power and ingenuity of application, hasiate' ly disclosed .a grander field of philosophiCal than it has perhaps ever 'fallen to the lot of gIY other person to reveal, except the illdstrious Sl Isaac -- . Newton. Such, indeed, has been the 411 4 , posing superiority of his genius, that it has cogtl I manded the reluctant .applanse of the Emperor. of' the French, who has_ decreed to the British filtilosel pher the first Napoleon prize for scientific pre-emil hence. One of the most evraordinary‘truths which have thus been brought ,to light is the deconiposil tion of the alkalis and earth, such as potass, soda; lime, &c. previously deerped elementary substance 4 4. and their convertibility/into metals. Not merely that a metal may be extracted from them by art, btic it is'esr,ollsbeCl satisfaa&rily 'that - their nature is 4 ,4 together metallic. Hence has already issued.a lott4 train of important dedu6tions, and valuable applice 4 ". lions both ,to.pli ilosophy and the arts. These varioes metals, which are endowed with properties truly asl l tonishing, were at first obtained in quantities e ceedingly Minute: Ludy inAiever, a method ha been devised of procuring one of these metals ca 1.44 by its discoverer ,Potiissiuyz, in greater ahnntlancPt It must gratify every friend idthe advanceinent and diffusion of knowledge to . learn, that tbe, ex . ect nintit of that very complex and difficult, thong!) b t _antiftti . process,. which ha's hitherto been almost 021.c1u.1) - 4, confined to Professor Davy, was, : on IN4onday performed by ;)r, Lire, in the Laboratory of ,Anderl son's instituticti Glasgow, in the presence of twq, .experienced practiCal chetnistt of that citjJ;W:tstil Henry and Tennant. The - oper,ption was unennr monly successful, the product of metikann - An;Cins to nearly half an ounce, whereas,• fortneriy, a pW tide of the size of a small pin's head was all tIIPC could be exhibited, We trnlerstand thst Dr. has sent a speciin&i. of the inet;3l to Dr. Fi cl p ei -fessor of Chemistry in Edinhorgh Unit ersity, with a set of the apparatus necessary for ;orating I 'l .in order to enable this distingnished teacher,- W 1 able Cultivator of the science, to repeat thec)iperie went with effet.i. lt is singular enough,'andkintl 4 i be . highly pleasing to the 'patriotic citizens nr 0° 5 1" gOw to refle6l, that this . gieat . .discoVery, .whie 4 originally emanated - froin keyal Instituticitit should be first . Sticcesinily Verified' in Scotland, i 1 then - analogous establishment (Anderson's InstiOtt l tion) which furnished not only the itnitit - 21,. but 01A 1 the first Professor t o that of the 1.-netroi:olis. Pct Ure bas preserved asconsidetable qtr,int;ty of this v 4 ,1 lnable metal, to gratify the curiosity o `learn 0$ 'and'also to 'enlotc.! to instrig,-t class in t't% approaching s , :ssinn, iri these .. .new dO,'.• ; trines 0 100 Inistry, vrltacll 3re, pregnant. witlt iur j la ansp;cious cO" sets to the pli . ilosc.) - 2 1 4 of nature, and Ilia v4kW 6 l chemical arts. . ." A L curipsity i,9 now in -the possession 9f, Mr: WAITu, of Abingd:m. The Corpo;ation of. 10.1 Borough., on the. KiNo's Coronation-day, tilel)OpUlVe with SeVer'!l b:nrels-of ker and f;olia the 1144.;,....t-housi. Mr. Wal-rs, behrti.- 4 :'° ? abcaar ;sever , years (Act, .G.Tle Of !h.' and said to in v.„,) keep this c for . Euig - GEQHGE's sne" . Carried ,and 'has I)ad it ill hi 4 posszsi,i4S l ever since, arld iuten » 'sloevvivg.it. to the.i.-60Taij at the Council Chamber', on the Eliic;;li.fti4tll - .i'e niversary. , • An extra .set of Blue Coat Boys are enga ged Friday next; t;.) attend the Drawing of tltt .I.4ot(efi r ' in oriier to convey tats tidin 44 . of the Capital Priß / to the respeative -Lo , tery Offices. They. 441. 430 rare_ ernploVrnent, anc.i...ll.lare is no, doubt but 0 0 / 4 . TAl79,44nAtr,Fd Tbdus.44,_ Pounds Pcize Alon4:rnnia. he disttihuie.:l, and tiq be• had:al f--T6iNs.6l ;11C8 CO.'s; an , ! - St.. Margaret's Hill Buron,gh. ••':" - SHIP A' 11'S . • AV: t3E,N1) . ,, OC-I:Or,ta i 6. ' 2 . 'Arrived—the idt4, Colley; frorn-G_ottenburgh. the — Henry, — Watsen„ ror Surinam ; Corm - V (01 Richardson, tor 1 arnaiaa ; I i2,Abetti, Mt kaneptieu, Cutis, for New. Y1}r1 , ;...; Geindre, Ribinsc! , , _Gibratiar; Uu'r-sogitt.„ Bodorn, for Nialaga ; i‘" ; '; 4 for Middleburg ; Veinr.;,. Cox, for Yarel'; . and the woo stinger, Hansseri i for Cadiz. r--- - , • Lately,`at Bray, in the_ County 'ot WickloW, the Ilii> 4l Hon. Countess car Massareene, of a Son. '• 3 g On Wednesday t he 47th ult. at 4rrnagii, 14. Lady •P' Thomas 6eor6eritzgerald; EA . 0 1 4 woghtgr i On the sth inst. at , Moystown, the seat of . het fact', els .lone) L'E strange ? the:Lady' of Lieutenant-CW.4odr rercevPl of Temple-House, inttte Coynt) of Sligo, of Daughter• On Saturday Moriini;g, at ,?beet's Elm, ilrompt en, 04 wile of Vr. Borland,lnspeitt ,c-ot tlospitals;lol MARR JAW On the 7th inst. Captain Roth,vel L. of the .7th Garrisoli Battalion (tare of the otit), to -Sarah Sidney, thud of the late lames Lsq. of 81.)li..dau, in ;14P: (:04.0 1 7 of Meath.' On Tuesday the loth inst. at St. Paul's Church, fhisteit Mr. Charles Ray.tio.;, Meren'ail: of tnat city, I. Miss "sue Champion, )I,tll.gost dauglwr Cl the late , CnainPion, Esq. et is, South Carolina. Lately, at Paiis; P. Crespigny, Esq. to Miss Wade. Lately, at bray, near IJA4blin, Colonel Smith, of thg ‘G,arrisoo Battalion. On board the Latonliiigare, returniii„7, ironi the IVest 10 4. dies, Lieutenant Alexander Constainn:e R. N • On the anti ult. at : Poitsmouill, Major-General Dui'? cam plpel I. . On Friday last, at his 'house io King-street, 'Covent-P r ' den,' William Cordy, Esq: Yesterday, at Walworth, in, her 9oth .year, Mrs. A'l"'! Phipps, of Whitechapet.' The same morning, aftt a most painful and lingering." ness, Mrs. Srnale, Wire ut i - Lsq. ut York-p 1i1"1 Walworth, late of Fludyer-streer, Weslininster. Lately, of a sonsumptiun, Miss. Llizab - etti;'ol„4 daughter of N. Malia l 4, Esq. or Northpubi'''!' PAIL. U f , Y EST Bank Stock, • Navy 5 per Ct. ioo 99i :took_ 1,10 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 82i 83 3 per (2t: Red. 67 68 ' s per Ct. Cons. 644, Bank L. Anri.)3 7,16 hs EDAM, llama Stock, 199 k 191 ii 2( 1 1 a Bunci , i. At,. 275• Pr , : Exctj. tiiiis, Lis. rpi. Pr: (41nni , :rn, I i pr. 'fin l ,tri,a- 3 per Ccnt. Dur,,Ann. ' Cans, for 2 ( AII Nbv. 691